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Switchboard Choices for Domoticz Raspberry: Balancing Automation & Tradition, Expander Options

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  • #1 16674918
    jaremas
    Level 10  
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    Hello
    How do you solve your separateness?
    I am finishing home electrics and automation.
    Relays planned in cans, transmission on twisted pair. I want to be able to give up automation and go back to tradition. I put a second, smaller one under the raspberry and lsa kron connectors above the electrical switchboard.
    I am thinking of a connector expander for raspberry and arduino. I want duplicate devices and the possibility of a quick change
    Have any of you solved it similarly? Which expanders did you use? I'm thinking about it https://botland.com.pl/raspberry-pi-hat-ekspa...kspander-wyrożen-gpio-dla-raspberry-pi-32b-z- Szybkozlaczami.html
    Lsa plans to connect all twisted pairs to the connectors, plus two power and ground rails.
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  • #2 16680025
    ditomek
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    jaremas wrote:
    I am thinking of a connector expander for raspberry and arduino. I want duplicate devices and the possibility of a quick change

    You can develop it. what expanders are you writing about and how should this quick stopper look like, what for what?
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  • #3 16680126
    jaremas
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    I mean pin expanders with Raspberry. I sent the link to the expander in the first post. As for the fastener, I want to have a second Raspberry with an SD clone ready in case of failure.
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  • #4 16680145
    ditomek
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    What you have linked is a board that allows you to connect to GPIO cables.
    The expanders are e.g. 74HC165 for inputs and 74hc595 for outputs. This tile does not have it.
    Do you need a lot of IO? Any Arduino, including mega, can also play the role of IO. There are libraries for this - firmata.
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  • #5 16680239
    jaremas
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    That's exactly what I mean. They call them expanders, but they don't have multiplexers, well ...
    As for the amount of IO, I will support Arduino Mega or BeagleBone Black. I have not made a decision yet.
  • #6 16680695
    djlukas
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    These things start with a piece of paper and a pen. Design assumptions are listed and then appropriate components are selected.
  • #7 16705278
    wampirek
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    I used pcf8574A at my expander role with uln 2803 and smiaga az nice

Topic summary

✨ The discussion revolves around integrating automation with traditional electrical systems using Raspberry Pi and Arduino. The user seeks a solution for a dual setup that allows for easy switching between automated and manual control. They are considering using GPIO expanders for the Raspberry Pi, specifically mentioning a product link for a GPIO expander. Responses highlight the use of various expanders like 74HC165 for inputs and 74HC595 for outputs, and suggest alternatives such as Arduino Mega or BeagleBone Black for additional I/O capabilities. One participant mentions using the PCF8574A expander with ULN2803 for their setup.
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